Some Social Tips and office advice to start the New Year off right

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Ever wonder:

How do I unfriend a Facebook friend?

Should I go “Dutch” on a date?

Can I ask a co-worker how much they make?

How do I get my text-aholic friend to stop texting?

Flare Magazine comes to the rescue

We were just featured in an article in December Flare Magazine, called Mind Your Manners by Rosemary Counter. A panel of experts answering modern office and social manners questions.

Lots of tips and advice on etiquette questions revolving around –

money, technology, work, style, friends and even… sex. (Okay, someone else answered the sex questions.)

Click here to read the pdf article and see if you agree with the advice.

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Posted by Terry Pithers – Business Etiquette Expert and Sometimes Agony Aunt

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Terry Pithers

TERRY PITHERS
Canadian speaker, humorist and business etiquette expert. If you are interested in booking me for a presentation, keynote or workshop, contact me. Based in Calgary / Edmonton, Alberta in western Canada.

  1. Hi Dwight: Interesting that your sons have dropped Facebook. For business professionals Linkedin is definitely the way to go. And as for exposure, what you post on Facebook can come back to haunt you. BTW how good was that price on toilet paper? 🙂

  2. Hello Terry: I recently had another accountant ask me to be their friend on Facebook. I phoned him and told him that it would be a frosty day in Hades when I even look at Facebook. The whole thing just creeps me out and I really don’t care that your cat was sick this morning or that you got a great deal on toilet paper at Wally’s World. I guess I am old but I just don’t want that kind of Internet exposure nor can I see a reason to be involved in “social networking” as the youngsters call it. By the way both my sons (20 and 24 yrs) have dumped their Facebook accounts. If old folks are doing it it’s not cool anymore. I told him I would link with him on Linkedin which I guess is sort of Facebook for professionals. Isn’t it Twits that Tweet on Twitter?

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